The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1935, Page 7

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1985 : Tribune’s Grain, Livestock and | Market Report for Sat., March 30.2 . QUIET DISPLAY OF |( New York Stocks | WHEAT IN ADVANCE CONFIDENCE MARKS AS DUST CONTINUES 4, SRSSON SATURDAY ISOUTHWEST ARE % Closing -Prices for Active Lead- %iNo Material Pressure to Sell; ers Are Minor Fractions Values Respond to Fears you'll find it in the Classified ‘News’ BRSEBSEE at 625-750, some up to 8.50, pleiner |DISTRIBUTORS-Agents — Make big Taasle to Point Higher New York, March 30.—(#)—The stock market ended the week and month with a quiet display of confi- dence Saturday. Encouraged by such Key groups as rails and metals, other divisions had no difficulty in keeping in’ step and closing prices for active | a, leaders were minor fractions to & point or so higher. Transfers aggre- gated 250,000 shares. ‘The backwardness of cotton caused Beth some concern to commodity markets. but grains pushed higher when more dust storms were reported in the mid- west and sugar futures reflected a . further strengthening of the spot market. Bar silver was in the van- guard of other commodities, advanc- ing % cent to 61% cents an ounce, or within striking distance of the re- cently established peak. Bonds were "enlivened by a substantial upturn in recently depressed foreign issues. A sharp slump in the British pound -csterling featured foreign exchanige | Chrysler Colum. G. & El. Com. Solv. ing minor fractions to a point or so Com. Southern Con. Gas trading. Among the most active stocks end- higher were Santa Fe, U. 8. Smelt- ing, Coca Cola, Sloss-Sheffield com- ‘on-and preferred, U. 8. Steel, Gen- eral Motors, Du Pont, National Dis- tillers, United Fruit, Chrysler, Lig- segett & Myers, Motor Products, Howe ound, and Bohn Aluminum. : Utilities were inclined to be back- ward again and with the exception > f Consolidated Gas most leaders ended unchanged to a trifle lower. R. H. Macy was conspicuous on the BEBBS oe wei iteSSossees ne of Crop Damage Fe ed by dust storm reports, the wheat market Saturday developed fresh strength. sell, and wheat values readily re- sponded to fears of possible extensive bg damage. Some apprehension was al SERS RRR EE aga prospec Wheat closed firm, %-7% above Fri- day's finish, May 95%-%, corn %-2 cents up, May 80%-%, oats %-% ad- vanced, Provisions varying from 5 cents decline to an equal gain. WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER Minneapolis, March 30.—()—In- Chicago, March 29.—(?)—Dominat- May ‘There was no material pressure to |M@! braske might have ill effects on wheat | ¥ Chicago, March 30.—(P)— ‘Wheat— 1 High Ughts down to 5.00-9.47; stocker and feeder heifers sold at 4.50-6.00. Hogs closed strong to higher than ‘at the week's low time or about steady yj {With = week ago. Better 180-300 Pounds finished at 8.75-8.85, top 8.90, better 140-180 pounds 8.00-8.75, good Digs 7.50-8.00, good sows mostly 8.10. Lambs sold about steady Friday, bulk better grades 7.50-7.75, top 17.90, most slaughter ewes brought 3.50-5.00. ).—(P)—Cat- tle, 100; market for the week: Beef steers and yearlings strong to 25 high- er; most she-stock little changed; lower grade cows 15-25 off; stockers feeders to good long yearlings up 11.75; bulk short feds 9.00-10.25; few choice kosher heifers 10.00-75; most im beef cows 4.50-6.50; low cutters and 75; 160-200 Ib, 3 light lights mainly 7.25-8. sows eligible, 8.00-15. Sheep, 1,000; Saturday's lamb trade grades advance; week's fat lambs 8.05; late top 7.90 750-90; medium grades good feeding lambs 5.50-6.25; money daily with new 10c fast sell- ing food item. housewives everywhere buy. Kut Nut, Inc., St. , Minn. ‘WANTED—Office boy. able of handling cash, pleasant Personality and furnish references. ‘Write Tribune Ad. GLASS GLAZING, cabinets, garden and lawn furniture, picket f & Carpenter Shop, 614 Broadway, Bismarck, N. Dak. SEWING wanted at home or will go out. Phone 794, For Exchange WILL trade 160 acres improved. 8ix miles Driscoll. Subject to $554 fed- WANTED—A furnished apartment or bungalow with two or three bed- Phone 6-F-11. Call 810 Main. HOSIERY CO., Asheboro, N. C. Professional TEXAS-Mexico Lawyers. Juarez-Ei bd Offices. Box 212, El Paso, as. Instruction $105 to $175 Month. Government jobs. Men-women, 18-50. Qualify for coming Bismarck examinations. Particulars FREE. Franklin Insti- tute, Dept. 341-W, Rochester, N. Y. _—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— Room Mate Wanted WANTED—A young lady to share furnished apartment. Phone 1214. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— Personal FOR EASTER—Harrington'’s prices for Supercurline permanents re- eres Regular was $3.50, now FLOOR sanding and refinishing. Quality work at a reasonable price. Abrahamson Surfacing Company, states swamped us with orders— made fortunes for our represent tives who were on the job with Officially approved Plified tax psdz wbbet F Apartments for Rent WANTED—Neat, ites share nicely furnished first floor with one adult. Also garage. No smoking allowed. Call at 409-5th. FOR gtr ground floor apartment. toilet and lat $30. Gales basement entrance, 515-2nd St. ichenctte, leaney peititoes nette, 1a Out. side entrance. ‘Shower beth. No choice others largely 4.00-5.00: few good to 118 5th 8t., Bismarck. choice clippers 6.90-7.00; good sind | S#==sesmeeeeeeneeeereeene ~ MATTRESSES MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE oe feeding i lambs 5.50-6.25; others YOUR old 1 matizess Tenavated and se- receipts Saturday 10 compared to 122 TSIDS00. ‘Three bottom plow 480.| _200 Sth SL Phone 1962, Retiicne potlé -coles oenidenipzin eaiteie CHICAGO Plows and tractor for $175. 1925 rain clodng quotations follow: | , Chicago, March 30—(7)—(U. 8. D-| Dodge car, $125. Will trade for Houses and Flats Wheat— Delivered ‘Arrive |“: 0 ; sheep or milk cows. P, F. Hasse,/FOR SALE BY OWNER—Two story : 15% protein é : © | Tappen, N. Dak. frame house for two families. Also eggs were firm Saturday. Poultry 1 dk north. 1.14% 1.16% fully modern stucco bungalow with two “Butter 6,322, firm, prices unchanged. : 5 3. de north: 140% 1135 Greased beef tmarkeé, the. stimulant Snes os jutter 6,322, » Nes is erty is close to business, schools and Eges 23,603, firm; extra firsts cars 3. R 14% 113% 115% but killing margins still unsatisfac- FRENCH REGIMENTS capital. Tf interested ‘call at 602+ 22%, local 22%. Fresh graded firsts Ne ae if 0 111% 1.13 3rd St., Bismarck. “cars 22, local 21%; current receipts r 2 % INFORMATION WANTED—If 20%; storage packed firsts 23%; TE have about a five room modern “THE house for sale, kindly state location, extras 2312. pore and terms. Write Tribune Ad. ci Ff offside with a drop of around 1% points. Fa $2090 ‘ Produce Markets i CHICAGO Chicago, March 30.—(#)—Butter and PESES asae Ey 3 88838 eg \also expressed that freezing tempera- forecast for Kansas and Ne- 2 a] Poultry, live, 5 trucks, easy; hens 18 to 20, Leghorn hens 17%; Rock fryers | How 35, colored 24; Rock broilers 25, col- i i ms eo Boros CO BS ‘e' ored 24, Leghorn 21, barebacks 19 to 20; roosters 14%; turkeys 14 to 22; | In ducks 4.. Ibs., up, 20% to 21%, small, | Int. 18%; geese, capons 6 to 7 Ibs., 24.) Int. NEW YORK New York, March 30.—(#)—Butter 3,143, unsettled; prices unchanged. Cheese 44,337, steadier and un- changed. Eggs 23,698: firm; mixed colors: special packs or selections from fresh receipts 2415-26%; standards and commercial standards 24-24%; firsts 21%-22%; seconds 21%%; mediums 40 lbs. 22%; dirties N.o 1, 42 lbs. 21%; average checks 20%-21; storage packed firsts 22%-23%. Dressed poultry steady; all fresh end frozen prices unchanged. Live poultry, nominal. All freight and express prices ungouted. White treated or liners, fancy, 28%-29%; other whites unchanged; brown, re- sale of Demin marks, 274-28; near- rv western special packs, private sales from store, 25-27; western stand- ards, 24%-%. BUTTER AND EGG FUTURES ; Chicago, March 30.—(?)—Butter fu- ures: High Low Close ae oFe FOREIGN EXCHANGES New York, March 30.—(?)—Foreign irregular; Great Britain ; | demand in dollars, others in cents. INVESTMENT TRUSTS (By the Associated Press) (Over the Counter in New York) -" Quart. Inc. Sh. .... woe 116 1.28 ns MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS Minneapolis, March 30.—(?)—Stocks Pirat Bank Stock 8%. Northwest Banco, no trading (bid 348 4 CHICL.GO STOCKS No quotations. NEW YORK BONDS New York, March 30.—(#)—Bonds Great Northern 7's of 1936, 83%. ire GOVERNMENT BONDS Liberty 3%s 101.14. ‘Treasury 4%8 115.25. ‘Treasury 48 111.4. Home Owners Loans 4s 51 100.31. RRR KAKA: NEW YORK CURB RRRE RRS Fe BEE Bbe & i ul Beek 8 ane BEE FSF SKK FES aneenabes a ea Sly 1070 last week; (Crack Corps of Reservists Be-| FoR SALE—Four room and five room average weight this week below 1000 Ibs, in contrast with nearly 1100 Ibs. .|% year ago; best heifers in load lots 11.50; good cows up to 9.25; cutter and low cutter cows mostly 3.25-4.25 at close; closing top vealers 9.00; odd S85 ESE S86 SEE 8 3 om PR Ef 3 FFE KEK KKK TKK Fi bee bee i Hf 3 g PS 1.08% 1.10% 1.08 a 1.08% 1.00% 1.08% 1.00's mUSmUAmOR rerereyerere ro) 1.06% 1.08% 1.06% 1.08% 1.01% 1.06% 1.0115 1.0615 and South Dakota Wheat head 9.25-50; 13 loads Canadian cat- tle arrived this week. Sheep 2,000; for week ending Friday 11,200 directs; compared Friday last week: Slaughter lambs around steady, top 10 higher but some late sales weak; sheep and feeding lambs little changed; week's top lambs 8.40; Wed- fall shorns 7.50; to choice yearlings 7.00-25; bulk native ewes 4.00-5.00; few shorn offerings around 3.00; feeding lambs 5.25-7.00 according to quality and weight. Hogs 6,000 including 5,000 direct; market nominally steady; quotable top 9.00: Occasional sales 8.95 down; shippers took ; estimated hold- ‘over 1,000; all No. 3 northern 77. . i No. 2 white 41%; No. 3 white *|Bank to Loan Funds For Licensing Set-Up Money with which to begin gin Three-Month Intensive Training Period Nancy, France, March 30.—(?)— French army maneuvers were off Saturday to an early start, a change in routine described as resulting partly from the tense situation creat- ed by Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler's announcement of German conscrip- tion. Crack corps of reservists were post- ed on the eastern frontier of France for @ three-month training period well in advance of the opening date ). |0f last year's maneuvers. The moving up of the schedule was laid also to the desire of the general staff to familiarize the reservists as quickly as possible with changed con- ditions accompanying motorization of the army. Louis Felix Maurin, minister of war, is eager to push the motoriza- tion rapidly. The first test will be in the full dress maneuvers in June. Each reservist is obliged to serve 21 days every three years. The course comprises intensive physical training, route marching, and target practice designed to bring all reservists up to date. The regiments call their reservists in batches so that they undergo per- iodical training all through the spring and summer. Hitherto the reservists, during the training period, partici- pated only in local maneuvers with the regiments to which they were at- tached. The general staff now has ad modern houses. Also 8 room partly modern house. Phone 360-M. FOR SALE—Purnishings for 11 room Phone FOR BY OWNER—House 1o- cated at 305-3rd St. For appoint- ment phone 385. Rooms for Rent FOR RENT- fortable sleeping room in modern bungalow. Gentle- men preferred. Phone 1458-M. 709- _3rd_ Street, FOR RENT—Cheerful, well furnished front room, nice residence district. to bath. Convenient to capitol. Phone 1705-M. 832 Mandan. FOR RENT—Modern cosy room. Close in. Gentlemen preferred. Phone 1501. 316 Mandan. FOR RENT—Room suitable for two. Preferably two young men. Phone 548-W. 702 Avenue F. RR RENT—Nice, large sleeping Toom. Close to bath. Suitable for One or two. 322-9th. FOR RENT—April 1st, modern room. Next to bath. Call Sunday at 522- and Street. ping for one. Call at 411-ist. in Send $1 today for copy to the Bis: marck Tribune, Bismarck, e core SE coe Bi a9c0: B1% ‘20 Fy opted RENT—One sleeping room. 34 | the practice of forming an entire di- . (3 = vision exclusively of te for the Shoe in. 118 Rwy. ™% 104 Elec, Bond & Share 5%. 42% annual grand army maneuvers. Household Goods for Sale 44%| united Founders 5-16. wie as 4 #4, aul, : ‘City Slickers’ Face 4 = t 13 6 9 ‘, He BOSTON WOOL Gad ! Hick Town’ Justice * BS] ton, Sas tere a 'B — 16% Rye— Mauston, Wis, March 30.—(P— 8 No. 2. Three self-styled “city slickers” Sat- 123% Flax- ‘ion |urday awaited arraignment on nui Re oe from a frustrat- FA a some call at 26-27 cents 29% at 1932 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach Bs 1932 Plymouth Coupe, radio. 2% Chevrolet Special Sedan ioe 1931 Dodge Special Sedan 5% finer burner gas stove, drop leaf table, /103! Plymouth Sedan u basis. Average twelve months WANTED TO BUY—Home on month-|1928 Whippet Sedan, 3% wool had # good, demand at 60 ly payment plan. Write Tribune|i928 Chereoiet a ‘Ad. 9623. a ne For Rent 1931 Chevrolet ey pene Y March 20. ‘March . Fi Ste co aay of Kt i. ys Lrcvogoalll et, were to be some reo 32 led by the defection of Belgium, and DULUTH CASH GRAIN eats cha oe bee ha Gi |the domestic financial scene marred| Duluth, March 30—(#}—Closing ed thath perc teats cae oe ices Greg cote vee ene ae ee ie ie ; i $y |etroot_ we meek and cautious Yet 36%: Somaliland Dispute ord Motel 53% [there were sufficient signs of the ap- Approaching Crisis 1990 Plymouth roach of «pleasant apring to pre- er i pee = poungenea Ababa, Eihiopla, March 20.—| FYPEWRITERS and adding —ma-| 1028. Cbevraiat substantial bond refunding negotiations with Italy Cap. |106 are Were well received; with over® the colonial boundary disputes| 301) we have i Tellef bill passed by both were suddenly broken off Seturday om. oo noe, the _neaasire ‘and a note sent to the League of Na- 4 acute; weekly tions. and measures were taken to pro- % bff inet benenars ta tom koe commodity i i | i i il i i i i i t z H : i